Could this be placed on top of a glass hood and be as effective?
11299
I have placed one of these LED lighting strips on the glass hood of a 30 gallon hexagon shaped fish tank and it shows bright and clear.
11300
I'm sure it can I have mine submerged in the tank I only have to clean it every once in a while from the alge build up. Also if you clean the glass hood so it doesn't dim out the light it should be ok. It look great in my 55 gallon fish tank I get alot of compliment
11301
Mine sits on top of my plexi cover and works great. Its used as a moonlight. Works good.
11302
depends on your definition of effective... it will work for a moon light but not nearly bright enough to use as a daytime light
1558157
It depends on the size. Window glass is not necessarily and good keeping in the heat. I use this unit in my garage in between my two work benches - just to take the chill off my feet. Good little unit that my purpose.
2065504
No, I would not put this product on tope of a glass stovestop. It would ruin your stovetop. Everyone I know who has one uses it next to the stove.
715382
usually a "drop light" is used for this application, not these hot things. a much cheaper alternative and brighter light would be to temporally hang a 4' fluorescent fixture above your block and adjust chain or rope to nestle it right against the underside of the hood if it's still on the car.
1608731
I used it on glass - but I'm thinking it might work just as well as long as the plexiglass is smooth and doesn't have scratches in it. That's just my opinion, of course.
543873
Because it is cast iron, I feel that it would work on glass top but might scratch it.
1101222
I never have tried it but should work. the glass shouldn't have any effect over maintaining the correct temp.
1004471
I assume glass wouldn't be an issue. I placed a strip on the drivers side door of my car to protect the clear coat from my dog's nails. The glue is tacky and allows for immediate repositioning. Time will tell how it reacts to sunlight.
1871633
I would think so. It warns against glass that is soft though such as a sun roof. I would almost try CLR first but u could try it in a small area to check for scratching.
1719975
it would definitely provide shade.... although despite the vent in the back, it didn't have a whole lot of air flow unless you were right near the front.
190342
Yes, but not bad. It does where the glass is exposed. The plastic sleeve does a decent job of insulating the glass
486508
I doubt it. This is too thin to diffuse something directly touching it. You would need some kind of thick plastic or foam.
1607531
I used it on the glass top with no problem. I did not put it to high heat though. I loved using it with salmon and chicken so it doesn't need to be at the high side of hot to work well.
1307741
My personal opinion is no. I think the plastic hood would crack. I no longer have the original packaging, so I am not positive.
1472940
In my experience, it doesnt work well with a lid. If its a glass lid, you can cut the plastic backing for it to fit perhaps. It may work with a hood with a lot of open space on the back.
1639379
I have never considered using it for that purpose. However it is a lightweight plastic and should be able to work. I would suggest placing it in the shade and ventilating it to avoid overheating and condensation build up.
2078009
Not really unless your very fussy. Yes, it gets a little grease on the underside, but it's not that noticible, even up close as it's sitting about eye level. All you really see is the edge of the glass, not the top or bottom. . A couple of sprays of windex does the trick.